Topsolar Flexible Solar Panel 100W 24V/12V Monocrystalline Bendable - 100 Watt 12Volt Semi-Flexible Mono Solar Panels Charger Off-Grid for RV Boat Cabin Van Car Uneven Surfaces

I am still using this panel years later, used flex tape to put it on top of my car.

Very unimpressed with this panel! Installed three months ago doing light duty keeping a boat battery charged, a month in I noticed it wasn't doing much anymore but I left it going - week later my Victron charger is non functional. Victron replaces the controller immediately but now no wattage at all out of this panel. Then I decided to watch the meter for a couple mins and it is intermittently negative voltage for a couple mins at a time!Frustrating situation and out of return window now

Glued this to the top of my rooftop tent! Produces tons of power to keep my dust charged tied off!

I recently purchased the Topsolar Flexible Solar Panel 100W 24V/12V Monocrystalline Bendable to complement my new Bluetti EB3A power station, and I must say I am impressed with its performance so far. Being here in Tucson, I needed a reliable and efficient solar panel, and this one has delivered on its promises.The panel's charging capabilities have been exceptional, allowing my Bluetti EB3A to recharge efficiently even during sunny afternoons. I took a picture on July 30th, 2023, at 2 pm, and the panel was producing a consistent 53W, which seems to be normal for a 100W panel under real-world conditions.One of the key highlights of this flexible solar panel is its bendable design, which makes it easy to set up in different locations and angles. However, I did notice a slight concern when flexing the panel; some of the strings inside made popping sounds. While this hasn't affected its functionality so far, I'm uncertain if it's a sign of potential issues in the long run. I hope Topsolar can address this in future iterations.Overall, I'm pleased with my purchase. The Topsolar 100W Flexible Solar Panel has been reliable and efficient in charging my Bluetti EB3A, which is crucial for my off-grid power needs. If you're looking for a durable and high-performing solar panel for your portable power station, I recommend considering this one. However, I would advise checking with the manufacturer regarding the popping sounds during flexing to ensure its longevity.Pros:Efficient charging in sunny conditions.Bendable design for easy setup.Compatible with Bluetti EB3A and other power stations.Cons:Popping sounds when flexing; potential long-term concerns.Overall, a great purchase for my solar needs in Tucson!

I have not used the panel yet and it is in storage. I can only inform that this item does look durable. Tho it has been in storage for over a year.

Should’ve known. You pay for what you get. I bought two to mount on top of my truck camper shell. It initially arrived cracked it seems so I had them swap them out. After that I sikaflexed them to the top of the shell and they stayed on great. 200w combined to power my EcoFlow. And that powered my iceco. It lasted for a solid while keeping my food cold. Then it just stopped. Connections are solid. One panel gave out (tested with voltmeter). Lasted one year and now I have to buy another company. One year only? Come on. 2/5 cheap price makes sense now.

I have a 100ah LiFePo and this panel keeps it nicely topped off. Can't think of anything to complain about. It very affordable. Very flexible. And was giving me a bit more juice than the same rating portable folding solar panels.

I have had this for a year to use while camping to charge my camper, I just installed a shunt to be able to tell how much watts I’m taking in or using, I’m testing this panel and I’m in full sun, angled at the sun, it’s taking in 6 watts, total waste of a panel. Pretty unhappy with it